Feller Fans 18 To Close Season
Cleveland star Bob Feller struck out 18 Detroit Tigers in the opener of a doubleheader, but the Indians lost 4-1. The Tigers won 10-8 in the second game. Feller failed to reach Babe Ruth's season strikeout total with 58. Yankee season end saw New York beat Boston 6-1 for 99 wins. Washington split with Philadelphia. Chicago Cubs closed 7-5 vs St Louis. Pirates fell to Reds 5-4 in Cincinnati.
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Hustlers Rally Past All-Stars 6-5 In Ninth Inning
Frederick Hustlers edge Tri-County League All-Stars 6-5 at McCurdy Field to claim their 21st win. Warrenfeltz struck out 13 over nine, Fraley relief- pitched eight as Frederick overcame a 5-3 deficit with two runs in the ninth, aided by Fraley’s leadoff single and Stout Gardner Hummer hits.
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Cubs Ownership Feud Shapes Managerial Fate at Wrigley
NEA Service report notes Phillip K. Wrigley favored Bill Jurges to replace Gabby Hartnett as Cubs manager while Charley Grimm, ousted, was sold to Wrigley. Other items cover Dodger batting woes, Colgate football schedules, and multiple sports figures with terse, era-tinged notes.
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Wilson Resigns as Manager of Phillies in World Series Week
Philadelphia October 2 Timmy Wilson resigned today as manager of the Philadelphia Phillies and President Gerry Nugent announced James Doc Prothro would be named to succeed him if an agreement is reached Nugent said he would confer with Prothro during the world series next week It was reported Wilson would confer with Larry MacPhail of the Brooklyn Dodgers His name has often been mentioned as a possible successor to Burleigh Grimes.
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Doc) Prothro
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Many Squirrels Shot In Frederick County Opening
Frederick County hunters reported a strong opening to the squirrel season with many bagging six squirrels each. District game warden Benjamin F. Phebus said most areas saw good hunts and more squirrels than expected, though a few hunters did not take any.
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Season wrap and local soccer clash preview
American League results recap lists Washington over Philadelphia 5 to 2 and Boston 1 over New York 6 with other scores. Frederick high meets Hagertown high at Cadet Field at 3 PM, coach Warren Evans eyes a Southern Division showdown with Brunswick in the railroad town. Snow blankets Saguaro National Monument near Tucson on March 8, 1937.
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Ballenger Takes Lead In Play-Off For Title
In a 12 inning playoff Sunday at Feaga ville Ballenger beat Mt Pleasant 3 to 2 to take the series lead in the County Speedball League. Catcher Crum drove in a run with a seventh inning double and A Smith followed with a home run. Ballenger scored the tying run in the ninth on a Cook double, Shaffer error, and Gross single, then won in the 12th on an error as Shafer stole second and Sheetenheim scored on a bad peg. Gross and Castle pitched well for Ballenger. Next game set for Mt Pleasant next Sunday at 2:30.
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Arrow Beer Football Contest Entry Instructions
You may be one of this week's ARROW Beer winners. Pick winners for 21 games, clip the entry blank, and mail per rules. Jake Slagie's picks appear in Friday and Saturday papers. Save bottle tops and mail them with entries for more fun per bottle.
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Jake Slagie Picks and Contest Entry Rules
The passage outlines Jake Slagie's Friday afternoon and Saturday morning newspaper selections for games and states prizes for entries with more correct picks than Slagie. It notes allowing time for checking entries and keeping written copies of selections.
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